Welcome. For today's project, the feature is a thank you gnome card with wonky layers. I paired Copic marker coloring with torn paper layers and solid cardstock.
Sentiment: Thank you.
This card can be for anyone and can also be colored for different themes, like patriotic occasions.
Hello. The My Creative Time design team is sharing red, white & blue projects. For today, I made a card for celebration occasions like birthdays, patriotic holidays and more.
Sentiment: Let's Celebrate!
This is a great celebration card for a crafty friend for birthdays, holidays and more.
Today, I am sharing an early 4th of July card. Since it is just one day away, I chose Independence Day for my holiday card for the MCT blog feature.
Sentiment: Happy 4th. Happy Independence Day!
For this card, I made a frame from the long sentiment. And for the stars and sentiment, I stamped with three different colors to create a blended highlight look. It is intentionally dark and light in different areas. The tag was made from die-cuts and fastened with twine.
Other products used include Ranger archival and Gina K. Designs ink pads; sequins and twine.
This was fun and easy to do. Here is a closer look.
I want to take a moment to thank those who serve our country in various branches, at home and abroad, including first responders, law enforcement, the reserves, veterans and their families. We are in the land of the free, because of the brave.
Please remember to visit Miss Emma's My Creative Time blog for more holiday creations.
For my July planner cover pages, I decided to add a USA map, covered in flowers. In honor of Independence Day, this map, along with feathers, were the perfect decorations.
Sentiment: ... and so the adventure begins.
For the page art, I first colored and fussy cut the USA with colored pens. Then, I used Copic markers for the map background and for the feathers. The bottom flower is original planner art, which I added color to.
Here is a quick video tutorial showing how the pages were put together.
This is the two-page layout. The right side is original planer art, but I added feathers to match.
Most of the art was pre-stamped and colored onto separate cardstock and then added to the existing planner pages.
The colored pens and the Copics would otherwise bleed through the pages.
Most of my journaling and other details are added off-camera. I am sharing ideas, here, for sprucing up your planner pages. See my related posts using stamping in planners and journals, below.
To read more about my other planner projects, click planner.
To read more about similar art for bible journaling, click bible journal.
Supplies: Unity Stamp Co. Stronger Together and Hey Friend; The Happy Planner, Staedtler Triplus Fineliner colored pens, Copic markers V09, V04, V01, BV0000, RV11, RV09 and G0000.
Sharing a patriotic card with the Declaration of Independence in the background.
Front sentiment: God bless the U.S.A. and the quote,
"A hero is someone who understands the responsibility that comes with his {or her} freedom." ~Bob Dylan
The background image was stamped twice, once with silver embossing and once in navy. I used the colors of the challenge. Have a safe and happy 4th of July!!!
Link Ups:
Unity Stamp Co. {be inspired} Color Challenge 29 and Friends With Flair.
**Be sure to come back next week as I'm showcasing Unity creations all week as the Growing In Unity girl. It is my first time with GIU. I will be giving away two Unity filled prizes.**
**Winner, Winner!!!**
I didn't hear from the first pick, so I drew again. The winner of my little bag of Unity Stamps from this post is Sherry ButcherJune 6, 2015 at 9:32 AM
I WANT THE STAMPS! Love your card, the colors and your coloring. TFS.
Hi. This is Gaylynn and I enjoy paper crafts, mostly card making. This is a place to document my hobby. I get to do what I love as a contributor on creative design teams. You will find card tutorial videos here as well. Thank you so much for visiting.
